You’ll race down Riga’s real Olympic bobsleigh track—no snow needed—with a pro guide and all gear sorted. It’s fast, loud, and honestly unforgettable.
The first thing I noticed was the sound—metal wheels scraping against the track, echoing through the trees outside Sigulda. Our guide, Juris, handed out helmets and gave us a quick rundown—nothing fancy, just straight talk about safety and what to expect. Even though it was summer, the air felt sharp and carried that faint scent of pine mixed with oil from the sleds. You don’t need snow here; these bobsleighs run on wheels, so you get all the speed without freezing your fingers off.
Climbing into the sled, my heart thumped louder than I’d like to admit. The track is an official Olympic one—no shortcuts or watered-down versions. As soon as we pushed off, everything blurred: wind in my face, a jolt in my stomach as we hit the first curve. The speed’s real—70 or 80 km/h feels a lot faster when you’re this close to the ground. By the end, everyone was grinning like kids who’d just gotten away with something wild. If you’re after a daytime activity in Riga that’ll wake you up (and maybe shake you up), this is it.
Yes, safety equipment is provided and your English-speaking guide will explain everything before you ride. Just follow instructions and enjoy!
You can expect speeds between 70–80 km/h on wheels—it feels even faster once you're inside!
Nope! All safety gear is included. Just wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes.
This activity isn’t recommended for those with spinal injuries due to high speeds and sharp turns.
Your ride includes all safety equipment, return transfers from Riga, an English-speaking guide who knows every twist of the track, plus one thrilling ride per person.
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